Meet Our Job Coaches
Inclusion Revolution’s team of experienced, compassionate Job Coaches is here to support our program participants every step of the way as they prepare for meaningful work and build lasting, successful careers.
These dedicated professionals walk alongside our program participants from day one asking “What kind of job do you want?” and continue through every phase: job prep and training, onboarding, on-the-job support, progress evaluations, and long-term follow-up.

Beaver Shriver
Board Chair / Job Coach
Beaver Shriver leads the Board of Directors and serves together with all of the Inclusion Revolution employees, supporters and volunteers to promote a more unified and compassionate world.
Beaver thrives on “being in the thick of it,” and Inclusion Revolution with its variety of programs is a perfect way for him to be "hands on" to help lift up people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Don Herndon
Lead Job Coach

Patti Bassey
Job Coach
A native of New York, Patti has a Bachelor’s Degree from St. John’s University and earned her Juris Doctorate from Fordham University. After a career in both government and private sector roles, she pursued new paths first by pursuing a degree in occupational therapy and serving as as Founding Director of the BRIDGES Program at SUNY Orange — the Hudson Valley’s first inclusive higher education program.
Before retiring to Florida, Patti was also a member of the operating Board of Directors of Access Supports for Living, Inc., and is former Chair of its Program/HR Committee. She is honored to be part of Inclusion Revolution and continue her mission of helping others achieve their full potential.

Chris Cushman
Job Coach

Chris Morrison
Job Coach
I'm excited to be part of the Inclusion Revolution. I was a high school teacher, coach, and mentor for 32 years in Atlanta and Indianapolis. I’ve always been an active volunteer — coaching with Special Olympics of Indiana and now Special Olympics of Florida have been the highlights.
The big annual Special Olympics fundraiser in Indiana is the Polar Plunge. Note that in March, we were jumping into 32-degree lake water! I was even able to convince hundreds of high school students to join me.
In Sarasota, I volunteered at Rise Up Cafe where I worked hand-in-hand with a wonderful group of employees — we taught each other so much. I look forward to my new adventure with the Inclusion Revolution.
Sheila Graham
Job Coach
